Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-06
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Ward Z Co. Is held at the Postofacs for
want Of a stamp.
A.pair OF colored glass spectacles were
picked up on the street this morning
which tho owner will find at this office.
Seven cars Of beef cattle, shipped by
L. Brooks. passed through last evening,
four cars from Wells and three from
Deeth.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is,
F. Il A. NJ, at their hall tonight. when
the annual election of officers for the
ensuing year will be held.
A choice selection of Holiday Goods
Il all kinds, among which will be found
some of the finest Plush Goods ever
brought to Elko, at NJ. Reinhart's.
p. Paroni, charged with rape, who
''.was tried In the Justices Court at Lu-
rska was acquitted, the Judge not deem
ing the evidence sufficient to hold the
defendant.
The amount paid TO witnesses In the
II Lewis case on Court orders wes.i $716-
80. This. together with fees to jurors
and other expenses, will run the cost of
that>trinl 10 900 OF more, '--
-. George Russell. Of the Arm OF Rus
" sell & Bradley left few days since for
New York. He will visit Washington
and look in upon our National law
makers previous to his return.
New York Star:--Herr Most COM
3 plains that the Tombs is not as comfort
able az the prisons in which he was
confined in Germany The Anarchist
should return to thnt happy country at
once. =
Arpeal:-French politics at the pres
snt writing are almost AZ badly mixed
as they were last Fall in West Virginia.
Malone and Riddleberger seem tn be
the men wanted ct the present crisis to
start barricade or new cabinet.
~ Persons who have occasion to stop at
Palisafe will AND first class accomm o.
dations at the Depot Hotel. which is
uader the personal supervision Of That
popular landlord, E. N. Baum, who
takes especial pnins to- provide for the
comfort Of all guests.
That Eiko county is financially solid
il demonstrated by the fact that on
cogn.ing the cash in the County Treas
ury =. sterday IL was found that the
amount is Sill, s76 50, the grenter por-
ton Of which is gold coin. Qnite a
comfortai le balance.
A. G. Murphy, Of Sprucemont is in
town aud does not give a very lIttering
account of the future prospect of that
emp. We trust, however, that the
opening of Spring will witness revival
o. the mining interests of that LEGALITY
and that Mr.. Murphy will be both
peased and surprised Mt the result
Hugh J. Mohan. the Irish Orator. ia
contributing some very interesting let
t"rs to the Reno journal descriptive OF
the resources and developments of Tus-
rorn and her mines. This CORES.
pondsncs wiliadi much townrd adver-
q tising that proRperoha camp and giving
the puilic An Idea Of the wealth Of hoi
mines.
Our Wells correspondent writes as
4 lows: III. Brooks shipped from Wells
to-day seven cars of beeyes from
Woodruff & Ennore TO Hayes " Co,
Reno. Thee cattle viii lay over nj
Reno for feed. This community is fu
of cat,l, buyers mt proseD'. among whom
are slayen, Of Grayson, Hamiil & Co
Brooks, Of Hayes & Co., and Judge. Of
Hebron & Go. Cattle are in quite .
demand after the supply is exhausted
We acknowledge the receipt from At
torncy General John Il. Alexander Of
cirGGinr contaiuing series of question: